Look at what I have here! I know you want
to see what's inside. This is the new
Sony Alpha a7II 28-70mm OSS kit. As always
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So this is the Sony Alpha a7II kit with the 28-70mm OSS lens.
Let's take a look and see what comes
in here.
Well, there's that disclaimer for U.S.
customers only, that means it's for U.S.
and Canada use, and the warranty is
limited from Sony and that is if it's
from Sony U.S.A. and Canada only, and if its
purchase from an authorized dealer like
Digital Goja, plus tons of brochures,
pamphlets, instruction manuals in many
different languages, you can practice
your google translate here, or practice
your language skills.
Let's take a look and see what is inside here.
Alright, so first thing is, of course, the
obligatory Sony Alpha 7 neck strap, very
important, and it comes with it.
Next thing.
Alright, here is your power plug, this
is going to allow you to charge your
battery directly from your camera
through USB, and it is universal voltage
from 100-240 volts,
and of course
here is your micro USB cable, which they
provide, and of course, it is a standard
micro-USB cable. Remember this is USB
power so you can also work with other
power sources, and of course they provide
you with their most popular battery
right now the moment which is the NPFW-50
fully lithium 7.2 volt 1020 mA lithium power source.
Now, take a look here on this side. This
is definitely the lens and with a
proprietary tulip lens hood.
So here is your 28-70mm that's a good perspective.
Full-frame E-mount lens,
and of course the tulip lens hood, let's put
that to the side, and of course last but
definitely not least, here is your
Sony Alpha a7II mirrorless full-frame.
So there you have it
the Sony Alpha a7II mirrorless full-frame
camera kit with the 28-70mm OSS lens.
Let's take a closer look and see how
these two guys work together.
Alright, so here we have the Sony Alpha a7II
mirrorless digital kit, because it
does come with this lens the 28-70mm.
Let's take a look first at the body, this is
there 24.3 megapixel
full-frame Exmor CMOS sensor. Of course
it has their Bionz X image processor,
the a7II has complete moisture and dust
resistant design with a magnesium alloy
body, and a little bit more robust lens
mount because face it, there's a lot of
us out there they're using adapters with
legacy lenses. It has faster focusing
capability and the five frames per
second burst rate, plus the beauty of the
enhanced hybrid AF and also you have
5-axis image stabilization in the
body, so that means that you have
compensation for pitch, yaw, horizontal
and vertical, shift and roll. So all that
means that it allows you to work with a
variety of different lenses, whether
there are original E-mount or other
legacy lenses with it. It does recording
Full HD, in S-video, what they call XAVC S video,
or S-Log 2 Gamma. Notice that
you have an XGA 2.36 million OLED
electronic viewfinder, and of course
you're very popular 3-inch tilting LCD
monitor with 1,228,000 dot,
it does have built-in Wi-Fi and NFC
capability.
There's your NFC connection. And it does
work with the SD XC cards, and notice
that you have your fully customizable
buttons, you have custom one, two, and three.
And you can go into your menu and
change the different preferences, so you
can customize which button does what for you.
Now let's take a closer look at the lens.
Here is their E-mount 28 mm full-frame.
This guy is a 3.5.5.6 28-70mm
with optical stabilization system built
into the lens, so that means it works
in conjunction also with the image
stabilization in the body. Has one ED
lens and 3 aspherical elements. Notice, that
it does come with a proprietary tulip lens hood
which is reversible, and a very
common 55 mm filter thread size.
So it means you get some really good UV, CPL,
ND filters out there.
It is also capable of working with APS-C sized image
sensors, but that means it will switch
over to a 42-105 mm.
Has multi-layer coating linear autofocus
with internal focusing, so that means
that the lens is not going to rotate
when you do your manual full-time focus
here, and of course a nice smooth
transition in 28-70mm zoom. It is dust
and moisture resistant construction, so
in combination with your a7II body, you
have a really rugged working environment here.
Seven blade circular diaphragm, to
give you that beautiful boca, and very
easy to mount to do is line up the
little dot with a dot on the body,
and twist and there you have it.
So there's a beautiful all around
shooting full-frame kit. Your Sony Alpha
a7II with your 28-70mm OSS lens.
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Happy shooting!!